Shout Out / Kickassia

• "OF COURSE!"
• Linkara quoting Patton.
  Linkara: Critic, you Magnificent Bastard, I read your book!
  • Not to mention:
    Linkara: I love it...god help me, I love it so!
• The Cinema Snob quotes Al Pacino from ......And Justice for All.
  Cinema Snob: You're out of order. They're out of order. This whole system is out of order!
• The Critic's announcement to Kevin Baugh of his intentions to invade and how he should just give up is so reminiscent of Wile E. Coyote's similar announcement to Bugs Bunny.
  • Very likely; Doug Walker is a huge Looney Tunes fan!
    • In Spoony's commentary, he reveals that Doug describes the Critic as, essentially, a human version of Daffy Duck.
    • The Critic himself has stated this repeatedly long before that.
  • Likewise, Film Brain's character seems to be a reference to Chester of the Chester and Spike Looney Tunes.
• The Nostalgia Critic phoning everyone to inform them that IT'S TIME seems to reference Palpatine's spiel in Revenge of the Sith. Of course, it then backfires hysterically when everyone calls him back to ask him what he meant... Or to tell him the time.
• Little Miss Gamer having business to attend to inside of her NES.
  • The Shout-Out further driven home by the cartoon version of Link appearing. Captain N did a crossover with the animated Zelda, which the Critic reviewed.
• Spoony going into battle whilst wielding a (rather impressive looking, whilst indoors ) Lightsabre.
  • Specifically, he was deliberately using the battle stance of Starkiller from The Force Unleashed, but because of how the final shots were edited this was really hard to tell.
• Sean Fausz's answering machine message (to the tune of the theme from The Greatest American Hero) is an obvious Shout-Out to George's on Seinfeld. (As a bonus, Critic got Sean's number from Cinema Snob, who also uses the song as his show's theme.)
• "There will be no dawn for Molossia."
• Linkara also references one of Spoony's Strike Commando reviews when he sees an explosion hit Marzgurl. Turns out she was fine, but it doesn't stop him from telling her about Disneyland and cotton candy.

  • "Damn you, Molassia! Damn you to hell!"

• "Don't get me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."
• The ending of part 2 is (right down to the music) a Shout-Out to the "I shall build a round table" scene from Excalibur.
  • The lines about "everyone can look everyone in the eye" and "everyone's equal" double as a reference to A Kid in King Arthur's Court.
• Kickassia VP Nostalgia Chick can see Nevada from her house.
• Cinema Snob is exiled like in Judge Dredd.
  • While Linkara gives him a Rimmer salute.
• A line is taken from The Empire Strikes Back.
  Dr. Insano: I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it any further.
• After the Nostalgia Critic kills Santa Christ, he gathers everyone together to wish him back to life like in the ending of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, Peter Pan, and Care Bears 2.
• Linkara, wearing a Power Rangers communicator during the "It's Time" scene, and then going to battle alongside Marzgurl whilst wearing matching color co-ordinated masks.
  • He also wears a Starfleet uniform at one point.
• Nostalgia Critic's costume, revival & speech about levitation are direct references to the Street Fighter movie, whilst Insano's use & declaration of "Shoryuken" are more a reference to the video games.
  Dr. Insano: Whatever happened to the purity of unarmed combat?!
  Nostalgia Critic: Well this is just superconductor electromagnetism. Certainly you've heard of it. It levitates bullet trains from Tokyo to Osaka. It will levitate my rocket chair, once it finally arrives. And it also levitates... ME.
• Jesus rose from the dead after three days. As did Santa Christ.
• The credits are based on The Bayeux Tapestry, and one of the pictures appears to be based off a famous picture of the Gunpowder plot.
• The narrator's final summation is a nonstop Ice-Cream Koan of shout out after shout out, until the Critic shoots him.
• The way The Cinema Snob is ambushed in the secret meeting place by the Film Brain shouting with his thick British accent is probably a reference to the movie adaptation of Nineteen Eighty-Four.
  • You can also hear Film Brain shouting "Yippie-Kiyay motherfucka!"
• Did anyone else feel that Nasty Wasties was similar to dirty birdy?
  • I thought Elmer Fudd, actually.
• The Stinger is either a shout out to Iron Man 2 or a huge coincidence given when this was filmed.
• The scene reminiscent of the first brawl.

  Ma-Ti: "Remember your roots, Critic. Remember your roots!"

• During Rob's commentary, he notes that Jew Wario deflecting the cannonball back at Baugh was their little ode to Mary Poppins.
• In Part 4, when The Cinema Snob asks about who's been listening to Baugh and everyone gets all shifty-eyed, if you listen closely, Linkara is whistling a snippet of his own theme music, as he is known to do. It helps that the theme is catchy, of course.
• The final scene with Baugh getting his country back was a shot-by-shot replica of the ending to Home Alone. When the Nostalgia Critic reviewed this movie on the NC Reloaded DVD, he pointed it out as a reference that no one would get.
• During the Lock-and-Load Montage, Paw turning on his headset sounds like the Ghostbusters' Proton Packs.
• When Critic puts Snob on trial he remarks on how he doesn't want to miss Gilligan. This is also a shout out to The Addams Family which Raúl Juliá, the actor who Critic is parodying as M. Bison; plays Gomez Addams who says the same line.